This book combines two elements: on one hand, it serves as a guide for identification, and on the other, it introduces the details of alpine flowers in an understandable manner. The initial chapters explain the formation of the Alps, familiarize readers with the structure and function of flowers, and discuss the parallel evolution of flowers and insects. Detailed species descriptions, featuring previously unpublished information on flower biology, are paired with macro photographs that showcase the beauty of the blooms. The text entertainingly provides in-depth knowledge about individual species or genera. The main plant communities are presented, with their characteristic species depicted in habitus images. This results in an important identification aid. This book offers a comprehensive overview of alpine flowers, considering their diversity, function, and beauty.